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Found this fun practice in 2017 when I started learning #Houdini. Everything was procedurally modelled&animated with vex wrangles (including a minimum IK solver for the tentacles) in a SOP solver. Never had the time to push it further but might still be interesting to share.

Lewis_Orton

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Фото профиля Paolo Rava

Paolo Rava3 лет назад

super cool, it reminds me this I think it was made with H as well

Фото профиля Lewis_Orton

Lewis_Orton3 лет назад

This was one of my fav of all time! actually mine was inspired by the one you posted (made by Maxime Causeret iirc) too difficult as a Houdini beginner's first attempt 😂

Фото профиля pawel dudko

pawel dudko3 лет назад

Felt so sorry for that little arm that couldn't reach in 0:09. But the animation is great!

Фото профиля Lukas Vojir

Lukas Vojir3 лет назад

Very cool, reminds me a bit of

Фото профиля Lewis_Orton

Lewis_Orton3 лет назад

Wow didn't know that thanks for the recommendation!

Фото профиля Paweł Grzelak

Paweł Grzelak3 лет назад

Good job honestly. Creating those little worlds is so tempting

Фото профиля PULICE

PULICE3 лет назад

this is cool micro life

Фото профиля حُســــينْ | NAHAR

حُســــينْ | NAHAR3 лет назад

How i can put hand on this practice tutorial..?? plz help

Фото профиля Lewis_Orton

Lewis_Orton3 лет назад

There's no tutorial, I was just fiddling with wrangles and sop solver for fun😂

Фото профиля LesterCovax

LesterCovax3 лет назад

It's the lovechild of Pixeljunk Eden and Noby Noby Boy.

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